fjt_790565 - CONSECRATION IN REIMS CHARLES X quinaire du sacre 1825
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Type : CHARLES X quinaire du sacre
Date: 1825
Metal : silver
Diameter : 14 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Weight : 2,12 g.
Edge : lisse
Puncheon : sans poinçon
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : CAROLVS X REX - FRANCIAE.
Obverse description : Buste à gauche de Charles X, signé GAYRARD F.
Obverse translation : Charles X, roi de France.
Reverse
Reverse legend : CORONAM FAVENTE DEO SVSCIPIT ; À L'EXERGUE : REMIS XXIX DIE MAII / M DCCC XXV..
Reverse description : L'archevêque debout à gauche en train de couronner Charles X agenouillé à droite, sans des rayons célestes, signé GAYRARD F.
Commentary
Ces petits jetons, qui furent probablement jetés à la foule lors du couronnement, reprennent la tradition des romains. Les empereurs romains frappaient des monnaies spécifiques, les quinaires, du diamètre et de l'aspect de notre jeton, qui servaient lors des largesses impériales, jetées au peuple.
These small tokens, which were probably thrown to the crowd during the coronation, follow the Roman tradition. The Roman emperors minted specific coins, the quinarii, of the diameter and appearance of our token, which were used during the imperial largesse, thrown to the people.
These small tokens, which were probably thrown to the crowd during the coronation, follow the Roman tradition. The Roman emperors minted specific coins, the quinarii, of the diameter and appearance of our token, which were used during the imperial largesse, thrown to the people.
Historical background
CONSECRATION IN REIMS
During the coronation of a king of France, from Henri III, tokens and medals were made. In his work on the medals and tokens of the coronation of the kings of France in Reims, Sombart distinguishes three categories whose usefulness is diverse: firstly, in gold, they are used for the ceremony during which the king offers 13 to the archbishop; secondly, tokens and medals were distributed when the king left the cathedral to the crowd massed in the forecourt; thirdly, coronation tokens and medals were made privately and were sold to commemorate the event either at the time of the coronation or afterwards. Concerning the coronations in Reims, 112 types of tokens and medals are known for kings Henri II, François II, Charles IX, Henri III, Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI and Charles X.
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